[Rhodes22-list] PHRF for the Rhodes 22

[Leland]

David,

Here's a quote from Practical Sailor magazine:

"The boat feels responsive and is both easy to sail and fun. To put this
into perspective, the PHRF of the Catalina 22 is 270, the O'Day 22 is 279
and the Rhodes is 258. Not a race boat like the J-22 (177), but very
respectable for a 22' trailerable cruising boat."
http://www.sailingbreezes.com/Sailing_Breezes_Current/Boat_Reviews/rhodes22.htm
http://www.sailingbreezes.com/Sailing_Breezes_Current/Boat_Reviews/rhodes22.htm 

Lee


David Culp-3 wrote:
> 
>>For the standard main, the PHRF for JAM comes out to a little over 200
>>seconds.  For the IMF, it is about 275, but only a measurement will give
you
>>a real number.
> 
>>Rick
> 
> 
> Rick:
> 
> Thanks for the info.  We have a couple of fleets around with PHRF
> ratings, so now I can compare myself against their boats.  For
> instance, I noticed a J-24 with a 146.  So I take that to mean that if
> both boats went one mile in the same conditions, the J-24 should
> finish 129 seconds before I do.  That's about 2 minutes and seems like
> a fair assumption.  Interesting to me is what seems like a big
> difference between the standard and IMF.
> 
> When I race on my lake, I am usually one of the biggest boats and the
> others come from all around, so we use the Portsmouth Yardstick.
> 
> David
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